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Enbridge (TSX:ENB) might be the better dividend yield to own in 2026 and beyond.

Here's why many of the best stocks to buy and hold for the long haul are Canadian companies that consistently increase their dividends.

Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:BNS) and another stock that looks like a great bet for its higher yield versus that of peers.

This company has increased its dividend annually for decades.

You don't need a huge bankroll to build a balanced TSX portfolio, and this $5,000 three-bucket mix aims for rebound, growth, and stability.

If you have a sizable TFSA balance, this TSX monthly income fund could put it to work.

Vital Infrastructure Property Trust yields 6.4% annually and pays you every single month. Here's why this healthcare REIT belongs in your TFSA right now.

The TSX erased its early-week losses as investors welcomed signs of easing geopolitical tensions, though uncertainty around U.S.-Iran deal remains firmly in focus today.

BTB REIT has paid monthly distributions for 19 straight years. The payout now yields 8.2%. With a big shift to industrial properties and units trading 34% below NAV, is this passive income play a gem, or a yield trap?

With a yield that has climbed to nearly 10% and dividend growth now paused, is this Canadian stock worth buying, or one you'll want to avoid?